The Fairfield Lady Lions traveled to Veterans Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe to face the South Webster Jeeps of the Southern Ohio Conference on Monday, and for the second consecutive game, Fairfield's offense failed to produce a timely hit when needed as the Lady Lions (4-3, 1-1 SHAC) fell to the South Webster Jeeps (5-1, 2-1 SOC I) by a score of 6-1.
fox news @ night on social media. trans rights activists protested a speaking engagement by women s sports advocate riley gaines who says she was physically assaulted while being escorted away from the demonstrators. let s bring in a firsthand witness to the chaos, talking points usa berkeley chapter president aiden white. aiden, it s great to have you on. i want to play some of this video because you were there. while we re playing the video, i want you to kind of describe you say it started out kind of cool and riley s speech was well received at first and then you had some outsiders break into the room and we ll show the video and kind of explain what happened. well, trace, um, it was quite the experience. definitely started out peaceful like you said but it kind of quickly involved into chaos, and chanting. the police for some reason let
in the crazy protesters. they went straight for riley and pinned her into the corner and tried to assault her. trace: it s amazing to me i want to play riley gaines because she was and i m going to see if you had the same feeling she was actually frightened by this. i want to you listen to her and then we ll get your response. i mean, it was terrifying for me. the police did not inform me of any sort of action plan. i was punched. i was hit multiple times. i was shoved. the officers i can tell didn t feel comfortable putting them in a position that would mean they do their job which is a really scary, chilling thought. trace: yeah, i think she s got a fair point. does that match your experience in that area, aiden? i think riley is spot on there. she was very brave throughout the experience which is commendable but, yes, it was quite scary. of course, it s going to be terrifying to have a mob of people come down on you that are shouting at you and calling you
what they were hoping for by i think ultimately their intention was to intimidate free speech and to intimidate people who would come and share an idea that opposes their own. trace: aiden white, thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time. thank you. trace: in the meantime on this good friday, we would like to give you an easter sunday message and cover a little news at the same time. for that, let s bring in the pastor of the first baptist church of dallas, fox news contributor dr. robert jeffers. pastor, always great to have you on especially on a good friday a couple of days before easter. i just want to get the news out of the way first because karl rove wrote this op-ed in wall street journal and it was about the indictment of former president trump and he says whether mr. trump s indictment helps him win the nomination is an open question but his 2024 general election chances are now much slimmer. hush money for porn stars isn t a winning issue. will evangelicals ho